Finland

Kiteen Lämpö Oy's new Arppe heating plant increases energy efficiency, accepts up to 60% moisture biomass, and cuts fuel needs by 20%.

South Savo Food Cluster aims to increase the competence, networking and internationalisation of the food sector and to create conditions for food innovations.

TAMK helps City of Tampere to reach its CO2 neutrality goals through city logistics and last mile innovation ecosystem with Lyyli Living Lab.

Forum boosts cooperation among private housing associations by inviting board members to share experiences and know-how to implement energy efficiency measures.

The self-assessment tool for digital sustainability communication is a low threshold way for MSMEs to improve their online communication on sustainability.

Hiilikuri is free of charge carbon footprint calculator for tourism businesses in Finland enabling to calculate CO2 and map biggest emission sources.

STF programme provides companies and destinations in Finland with a concrete toolkit for systematically adapting sustainable practices in developing tourism.

Lowering the threshold for budding migrant entrepreneurs to start a business via series of concise sessions providing essential information for the venture

An exploratory discussion club to bridge the gap between international job seekers and potential employers via boosting networking and Finnish language learning

A programme targeted towards developing customized career development tools and practices in order to turn career wishes into concrete plans and actions

NGOs have organized the food aid work in the City of Lahti and nearby municipalities in a coordinated way

Digital monitoring service for climate, circular economy and other environmental strategies and action plans in the city of Lahti

Finnish forest center is responsible for creating a strategic forest program that combines economic, ecological, social, and cultural objectives.

Recycling project where the consumer can receive compensation for plastic recycling by using a mobile application, similar to the deposit bottle system.

Since March 2018, the forest data collected using public funds in Finland has been published as an easily accessible electronic service on the Metsään-website.